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Banana Peel (2006)
A wealthy young man named Hamid falls into a coma after a car accident, and his soul, in the afterlife, falls in love with the soul of a young woman. Meanwhile, his body in this world gradually recovers, and he comes out of the coma. Now he wants to return to that other world, but suicide is forbidden and would certainly send him to hell, and…
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A wealthy young man named Hamid falls into a coma after a car accident, and his soul, in the afterlife, falls in love with the soul of a young woman. Meanwhile, his body in this world gradually recovers, and he comes out of the coma. Now he wants to return to that other world, but suicide is forbidden and would certainly send him to hell, and…
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Genre:Comedy
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In Theaters:1/1/2006
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